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Chris Reeve Sebenza 31 Canvas Micarta black available in Large or Small Micarta inlay on the front and back Clip sits slightly diagonal on the 31 Ceramic Ball Detent Of course there is also a model with inlays for the Sebenza 31 besides the "Plane Jane". Two versions are currently available, one with Natural Canvas Micarta and the variant presented here in Black Micarta. While the rear Micarta inlay is more oriented to the inlays of the Inkosis in terms of shape, a new design was chosen for the show side. Instead of having two inlays as before, now one large one was used, which describes a wide arc over the handle of the knife. As is customary with CRK, the inlays on the Sebenza 31 are bonded in such a way that they last virtually forever. In addition to the visual difference, the Micarta inlays also provide a somewhat fuller and rounder hand position, which should be interesting especially for use with gloves. Large When the end of the Sebenza 21 was proclaimed in June 2019 and the successor, the Sebenza 31, was presented, this announcement went through the knife scene like a drumbeat. After all, new introductions from the manufacturer from Idaho are already very rare. When it comes to the inheritance of one of the most famous and best pocket knives of all time, such a thing does not remain without appropriate reaction. Fortunately, Chris Reeve Knives have improved their recipe for success all in all only minimally but in crucial places, so that one can justifiably continue to speak of a Sebenza in the new 31 model. First of all, the hole on the presentation side of the knife is now gone - something that many Reeve fans have long wished for. The slightly changed angle of the pocket clip, which now no longer presses on the lockbar, is also quickly noticeable to the trained eye. Less obvious, however, is the revised lock of the Sebenza 31. Just as with the Umnumzaan or the Inkosi, a ceramic ball embedded in the lockbar now presses against the blade root. The hardness of this ball is in a barely measurable range, which prevents long-term wear at the contact point of the lockbar. In order to improve the hand position of the Sebenza a bit, the grip recess on the front side was ground a bit differently. All in all, we can say: yes, the new model rightly bears the venerable name Sebenza and can easily tie in with the popular 21 series. Small Just like the previous model, both sizes are still available. While the large Sebenza 31 is a truly full-blown work knife, the Small Sebenza remains the king of EDC pocket knives - the hand position continues to be great on the successor model. All of the features mentioned above can also be found in this smaller version of the Sebenza 31 - just in a slightly more compact and pocket-friendly form. Accessories: Chris Reeve Clip Insert and Screw Chris Reeve Backspacer Chris Reeve Body Screw Kit Chris Reeve Pocket Clip Chris Reeve Grease Chris Reeve Body Screw Chris Reeve Lanyard classic for Sabenza and Umnumzaan Lanyard Pin

Golden Legend. Black Heart. It wasn’t forged – it was discovered. Deep beneath ancient ruins. Sealed in a chamber, untouched by time and dust. The Crypt is no ordinary flipper. It’s an EDC that looks like an artifact – with gold-anodized titanium scales that gleam like the treasure of a forgotten king. But the real magic lies in the contrast: a black pivot collar, a matching black clip – dark accents drawn straight from a mechanical shadow. The Persian-style blade made from M390 isn’t just sharp – it’s symbolic. It represents precision, elegance – and maybe a hint of danger. The flipper tab deploys the blade with silky smoothness, and the inset liner lock holds it firmly in place – as if the knife itself knows it should never fall into the wrong hands. Highlights: Gold-anodized titanium handle scales – radiant like a relic from an ancient temple Black pivot collar & black clip – contrast that adds depth and darkness M390 Persian blade  Inset liner lock & caged bearing flipper – smooth mechanics from the depths below Crafted by Bestech – designed by Arcane Design Conclusion: If you’re looking for an EDC that blends into your day – look elsewhere. But if you’re after something that looks like legend – you’ve found it.

Bladeshow Special Ruby G10 Edition CPM 20CV Blade with PVD coatingRed G10 Showside ScaleTitanium FramelockTitanium Pivot Collars

Arcane The CreatureTitanium FrameLock with a CPM-20CV steel bladeThumb pins on both sides of the blade American Tanot or Dropppoint bladeThe "Arcane The Creature", is not only a tool, but also a work of art. Israel Baccus, the creative mind behind the design, took inspiration from one of his favorite horror movies, "The Creature from the Black Lagoon". You can tell by the blade laser engraving on the blade: the "Creature" head from the movie that was released back in 1954. The result? A unique knife that should not be missing in your collection! Let yourself be inspired by the choice: Tanto or Droppoint blade, paired with a smooth Satin finish or a tough Stonewash finish. Handling is a breeze! Thanks to the ball bearings, the blade glides on smoothly and quickly. You can open it with either the flippertap or thumb pins on either side. With a length of almost 21 cm, the knife also feels comfortable in large hands. It combines futuristic design with the highest quality - made by the experts at Reate Knives. .

Vulpex Knives Design Titanium handel with  BeadBlasted or DLC FinishM398 Blade with Pearlescent Stonewash or Pearlescent DLC coatingThumbstud with Vulpex iconic copper insert

Vulpex Knives Design Titanium handel with  BeadBlasted or DLC FinishM398 Blade with Pearlescent Stonewash or Pearlescent DLC coatingThumbstud with Vulpex iconic copper insert

Vulpex Knives Design Titanium handel with Cristalyzed polished Finish M398 Blade with Pearlescent Mirror DLC coating Thumbstud with Vulpex iconic copper insert

Vulpex Knives Design Titanium handel with  BeadBlasted or DLC FinishM398 Blade with Pearlescent Stonewash or Pearlescent DLC coatingThumbstud with Vulpex iconic copper insert

A slipjoint done right. The Slippy Kraken combines smart design, everyday legality, and real cutting performance. Minimalist, modern, and ready for your pocket. Piratech Slippy Kraken – The Slipjoint, Reimagined The Slippy Kraken isn’t a throwback to old-school knives – it’s a bold redesign. Piratech has taken the slipjoint concept, broken it down, and rebuilt it with modern tech and clever engineering. The result is a knife that’s legal to carry in most parts of Germany – and still plays in the top league when it comes to materials and function. This isn’t the knife you carry just because you have to. This is the one you want to carry. Tool-free inlay swapping with MagSnap Thanks to a magnetic mechanism, the inlays stay rock-solid during use but can be changed in seconds – no tools, no hassle. Ideal if you like switching things up from time to time. Recurved backspring meets ergonomic design The spring is reverse-tensioned – sounds weird, feels great. This construction allows for a naturally curved handle without sacrificing mechanical stability. It fits your hand like it was made just for you. 118-degree mid-stop – smarter than the standard Most slipjoints stop at 90 degrees. Sounds fine, but in practice it puts your fingers at risk. The Slippy Kraken uses a 118° stop, meaning the blade is further away from your fingers if it ever starts to close unintentionally. Small detail, big safety bonus – especially when applying thumb pressure or during closing. Spring tension adjustment – your knife, your feel Crisp and snappy or smooth and easy? You decide. The backspring tension is fully adjustable, giving you total control over the action. Compact spring, more usable blade Because of the smart internal design, more space is available for the blade. You’re getting full performance in a slipjoint-friendly format – no compromises necessary. The Slippy Kraken isn’t a backup solution. It’s proof that a slipjoint can be modern, capable, and completely ready for daily carry – with no trade-offs in design, feel, or function.

Modular. Magnetic. Seriously innovative. The Kraken isn’t just any folder – it’s the debut model from Piratech, a young and forward-thinking brand that’s shaking up the knife world. And they’re kicking things off with a real game-changer: the patented Mag-Snap™ system. What is the Mag-Snap™ system? Instead of using screws to secure the handle scales, Piratech went all in on precision-engineered magnets. The titanium scales snap on and off tool-free, held in place firmly and seamlessly – no rattling, no hassle. This gives you the freedom to customize and swap scales in seconds, without ever reaching for a screwdriver. And the rest? Just as impressive. The sheepsfoot blade, crafted from premium CPM-S90V steel, offers exceptional edge retention and a clean hand-satin finish. The bead blasted titanium handle feels solid and refined in hand, with a robust framelock mechanism to back it all up. A deep-carry pocket clip, cleverly hidden and reversible for left or right-hand carry, ensures the Kraken rides low and secure in your pocket. The action is smooth, the fit and finish top-tier – this knife means business.

Modern. Compact. And the American Made Fixed of the Year. The Dacian is currently Benchmade’s most popular fixed blade – and for good reason. The blue Micarta version was awarded “American Made Fixed Blade of the Year” at Blade Show Atlanta 2025. This version, the 203BK-02, pairs a MagnaCut blade with a black Cerakote finish and rugged black canvas Micarta scales – fully blacked-out, low-profile in looks, and uncompromising in performance. The spear point blade offers versatility, control, and a geometry that works just as well in everyday tasks as it does in tougher outdoor use. New to this version is a leather scout carry sheath with a Boltaron® retention insert. The knife carries securely, comfortably – whether on your belt or tucked discreetly in your pocket. As always, the Dacian is proudly made in Benchmade’s factory in Oregon City, USA. Each blade is laser cut, ground, hand-assembled, and sharpened with over 30 years of manufacturing experience behind it. Conclusion: A true pocket fixed blade for those who want compact Benchmade quality – with zero compromises.

Like something straight out of a sci-fi film – angular, elegant, and full of character. The Automaton is the result of a collaboration between Arcane Design and the highly regarded manufacturer Reate – and it shows in every detail. Technically refined and precisely executed, this knife feels like a seamless piece of engineering. The titanium handle scales are internally milled – because on a spaceship, every gram counts. The CPM-S90V blade runs on caged bearings and opens smoothly via a dual thumb stud – with clean, direct action and just the right amount of resistance. The liner lock isn’t just functional – it’s stylistically integrated into the handle design, maintaining the knife’s clean, futuristic silhouette. The overall geometry of the handle is technical and restrained – with no unnecessary embellishments. The deep-carry clip, which can be mounted for left- or right-handed carry, ensures the Automaton stays discreet and secure in your pocket. This is a knife for those who appreciate the unity of material, form, and function – with a quietly futuristic aesthetic.

If you had to drift through the void of space with just one knife – this would be it. The Necronaut Fixed by Arcane Design is no ordinary knife. It's a futuristic tool that blends uncompromising performance with bold, elegant design. The aggressive American Tanto blade features a compound grind and is made from cutting-edge Magnacut steel – corrosion-resistant, incredibly tough, and built for serious use, whether you're on Earth or far beyond. The perfectly contoured handle ensures a secure, ergonomic grip, giving you full control whether you're making precise cuts or pushing the blade to its limits.

If you had to drift through the void of space with just one knife – this would be it. The Necronaut Fixed by Arcane Design is no ordinary knife. It's a futuristic tool that blends uncompromising performance with bold, elegant design. The aggressive American Tanto blade features a compound grind and is made from cutting-edge Magnacut steel – corrosion-resistant, incredibly tough, and built for serious use, whether you're on Earth or far beyond. The perfectly contoured handle ensures a secure, ergonomic grip, giving you full control whether you're making precise cuts or pushing the blade to its limits.

Alox handle Stainless steel tools functions: Scissors Height: 10 mm Length: 9.4 cm Weight: 44 g

Alox handle Stainless steel tools functions: Scissors Height: 10 mm Length: 9.4 cm Weight: 44 g

Alox handle Stainless steel tools functions: Scissors Height: 10 mm Length: 9.4 cm Weight: 44 g

The Swiss Army Knife for the Now We live in the age of deliveries. Online orders, returns, surprise gifts from your favorite shop – and for all of that, there’s the Victorinox Companion. Let’s be honest: the box opener is the tool of our time. The Companion blends classic Swiss Army quality with a smart, everyday-ready toolset. Alongside a large blade, scissors, and screwdrivers, you get what you actually need: a dedicated package opener – precise, safe, and gentle on your cardboard boxes. And because Victorinox knows that function doesn’t mean boring, the Companion comes in stylish "Live to Explore" editions – from urban New York to charming Paris. Bonus: a built-in ballpoint pen, toothpick, tweezers, and more. Swiss Made, of course. Height: 18 mm Length: 91 mm Weight: 82 g

Chris Reeve Impinda Slipjoint The Impinda is almost a sensation for fans of the Chris Reeve Knives brand. This is mainly due to the fact that the cycles in which Reeve introduce new models can be very long - sometimes we are talking about decades. Now the Impinda is a brand new model on the market, which was designed by Tim Reeve together with knife legend Bill Harsey. The two use the usual design language of the manufacturer and deliver a model that fits seamlessly into the product line of Chris Reeve. By the way, the prototype of this model was a Slipjoint that Harsey built for his son when he started his job at NASA. The great thing about the Impinda is that because the blade is not locked, you can carry this knife with you every day perfectly legally. What's interesting is that while the knife is relatively easy to open, you have to apply significantly more pressure to close it. This is due to the special back spring, which is made of CPM S35VN steel just like the blade. Here it takes about 2.5 Kg of pressure to close the knife again, which ensures safe working. As usual with Reeve, the blade runs on large bronze washers, which allows the blade to run silky smooth. Thanks to the hollow grind, the Impinda proves to be highly cutting and once again shows that Chris Reeve Knives is all about knife performance. Together with the newly designed titanium pocket clip, the Impinda is an all-around cutting tool for those looking for an unlocked pocket knife of the highest manufacturing quality. Bill Harsey - The old school William "Bill" Harsey is a true original of the US knifemaking scene. Born in Oregon in 1955, Harsey has worked with companies such as CRKT, Gerber and Spartan Blades, among others, and is considered one of the most renowned knife makers in the world.Especially his combat knives for the Army Special Forces and the collaboration with Chris Reeve on models such as the "Green Baret" released in 2003 or the "Pacific" from 2007, achieved great fame. Accessories: Chris Reeve replacement clip for Impinda Chris Reeve Body Screw KitChris Reeve Grease

The Knife Without a Blade Some tools shout for attention. This one? It whispers. The Victorinox Companion S Alox is made for those who want an everyday multitool – but can do without the blade. Designed with travel, events, and public spaces in mind, it's meant for places where knives might cause issues. Of course, there's no guarantee it’ll be accepted everywhere – but it's a strong step in the right direction. Instead of a blade, you get a sharp precision scissors – more useful than you'd think. Plus a smart combo tool that works as a bottle opener, wire stripper, and Phillips screwdriver. All that in a sleek 58 mm format, wrapped in lightweight yet durable Alox scales that look just as good as they feel. Perfect for those who: – want a functional tool where blades aren’t allowed – prefer a minimalist and stylish EDC solution – know that sometimes, a good pair of scissors is all you need Available in silver, gold, or red – the Companion S makes a quiet statement with a lot of intent. Quick Facts: Blade-free – designed for sensitive environments Precision scissors & smart multi-tool (opener, wire stripper, screwdriver) Durable Alox scales – sleek, light, and robust Ultra-compact (58 mm) – ideal for keychains or pockets Swiss Made – backed by Victorinox’s lifetime warranty Bottle opener Wire strippers Phillips screwdriver 0/1, magnetic Scissors Key ring Height: 6 mm Length: 58 mm Weight: 17 g

The Knife Without a Blade Some tools shout for attention. This one? It whispers. The Victorinox Companion S Alox is made for those who want an everyday multitool – but can do without the blade. Designed with travel, events, and public spaces in mind, it's meant for places where knives might cause issues. Of course, there's no guarantee it’ll be accepted everywhere – but it's a strong step in the right direction. Instead of a blade, you get a sharp precision scissors – more useful than you'd think. Plus a smart combo tool that works as a bottle opener, wire stripper, and Phillips screwdriver. All that in a sleek 58 mm format, wrapped in lightweight yet durable Alox scales that look just as good as they feel. Perfect for those who: – want a functional tool where blades aren’t allowed – prefer a minimalist and stylish EDC solution – know that sometimes, a good pair of scissors is all you need Available in silver, gold, or red – the Companion S makes a quiet statement with a lot of intent. Quick Facts: Blade-free – designed for sensitive environments Precision scissors & smart multi-tool (opener, wire stripper, screwdriver) Durable Alox scales – sleek, light, and robust Ultra-compact (58 mm) – ideal for keychains or pockets Swiss Made – backed by Victorinox’s lifetime warranty Bottle opener Wire strippers Phillips screwdriver 0/1, magnetic Scissors Key ring Height: 6 mm Length: 58 mm Weight: 17 g

The Knife Without a Blade Some tools shout for attention. This one? It whispers. The Victorinox Companion S Alox is made for those who want an everyday multitool – but can do without the blade. Designed with travel, events, and public spaces in mind, it's meant for places where knives might cause issues. Of course, there's no guarantee it’ll be accepted everywhere – but it's a strong step in the right direction. Instead of a blade, you get a sharp precision scissors – more useful than you'd think. Plus a smart combo tool that works as a bottle opener, wire stripper, and Phillips screwdriver. All that in a sleek 58 mm format, wrapped in lightweight yet durable Alox scales that look just as good as they feel. Perfect for those who: – want a functional tool where blades aren’t allowed – prefer a minimalist and stylish EDC solution – know that sometimes, a good pair of scissors is all you need Available in silver, gold, or red – the Companion S makes a quiet statement with a lot of intent. Quick Facts: Blade-free – designed for sensitive environments Precision scissors & smart multi-tool (opener, wire stripper, screwdriver) Durable Alox scales – sleek, light, and robust Ultra-compact (58 mm) – ideal for keychains or pockets Swiss Made – backed by Victorinox’s lifetime warranty Bottle opener Wire strippers Phillips screwdriver 0/1, magnetic Scissors Key ring Height: 6 mm Length: 58 mm Weight: 17 g

Alox handle Stainless steel tools 6 functions: Scissors Can opener 3 mm screwdriver Bottle opener 7 mm screwdriver Wire strippers Height: 12 mm Length: 9.4 mm Weight: 67 g

Alox handle Stainless steel tools 6 functions: Scissors Can opener 3 mm screwdriver Bottle opener 7 mm screwdriver Wire strippers Height: 12 mm Length: 9.4 mm Weight: 67 g